A crimson moon, a rare and stunning astronomical phenomenon, will be seen in Pakistan for the first time in its history.
On the evenings of September 7 and 8, 2025, this will take place. When the Earth passes between the sun and the moon during a total lunar eclipse, the moon turns crimson, a phenomenon known as a "blood moon."
According to the Meteorological Department, the lunar eclipse will begin at 8:28 PM on September 7, with a partial eclipse starting at 9:27 PM.
The eclipse will reach its highest point at 11:12 PM. After that, the partial eclipse will end at 12:57 AM, and the total eclipse will finish at 1:55 AM on September 8.
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This entire event will last for 5 hours and 27 minutes, giving people plenty of time to watch the moon slowly change color and glow red in the night sky.
Experts say this is a unique chance for Pakistanis to observe a blood moon, something never seen before in the country.
The event will also be visible in other parts of the world, including Asia, Europe, Africa, Australia, and the Pacific region.
This rare celestial show is exciting for astronomy lovers and the general public. It encourages interest in space and science and gives people a special reason to look up at the night sky.
